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MEDICAL
DR. W. F. CALLOW. M. B.
,)Moe and residence. Nord sweet, Goderich.
uurtb of County Itsrtwry oaks. Y'otsphooe 1:,
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and 'throat onl . How sun.eoo
'ere York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute,
Clinical esd.t.. liar. Nose and 1 braat Hospital
(Jobe.. Square. and Moorefield Eyee Hospital
London. l',nglaad. Moe. i3 S. Waterloo Street
Stratford. opposite Knox Church. Hocrs 11
to It a. fn . 2 tom p. m.. 7 to s a m. Telephone
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LEGAL
DROUDFOUT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN, karrMara solicitors, notaries public
Woothe ten
etc.
l utwestrates o
Uass,
lest dee Square. Ooferieh. W.
KRUUDFOOT K. C., H. C. HAYS, J. L
PII.LORAN.
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CAERON. K. C., BARRIS-
TER, solicitor, notary public. Omoos-
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Swot. Goderich, Wird door from
,teretes.
CHARLES °ARROW, LLB., BA R
IIJIT1a. attorneys, solicitor. etc., bode
nos.. Meq to lend at lowest rates.
111 O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
'4" Hamiltlo os. etnstm�W etiod rico Ou� YaW10
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
�1 cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
d U R A N C E C O. -Farm and belated
we:. property unsure[.
otboww-J. B. McLean, Pres., Seateetk P.O.;
J. ConIOUy, Vies -Pres.. Goderiob P. 0.:
lbower L Hats. Seo. -Trees.. Seetorth P. O.
larectors- V1 m. Chesney. Seaforth ; John
G. tillers, WinthropW Rion, Constance;
John bsnnewsb, isrodMaen; James sues.
Beechwood ; John Watt. Harlook ; Malcolm
McLean, Nraosaeld.
Agent: J. W. Yso. Holmssvilis; R. Smith.
Matlock ; Jas. Cummings. ismoodvUis ;
Hlnchley, Seatonh. Potty -bolder nen pay
asseem►enta and get their cardsrecepted at
%. J. Maerial's Clothing SOws.CUnten. sr salt
H. Cue's Grocery, ,Betties site . O.deeloi.
$20.000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
loan. Apply to M. G. CAM-
i.nu . canister. Hamilton street Goderich.
i1' R. ROBERTSON.
1) • INSURANC AGENT.
t let Ann Lea M:..: Shiites, imamand
Asertnae. •
'ora Bsotnwis' MID iterNrorxta' Li Asti,
cry : T e OsNa hereat and Guarantee
orpsra�tss, LtdIeS, of Loudon. Eng.
► tu-urr aaDPQqsnametu Bogus : The U.S.
Fidelity and Guarantee Company.
"mete at reel -ewe, .ottkea.t corner of Tie-
Irina
iaIrina and Bt. David's street& 'Phone ,.178
JURN W. CRAIGIE, LIFE, FIRE
and ackidsetInsurance. Assaftor leading
sownebs�t d eta bbwow,ee pans and at
s
ataowest roes.
.► at wase. opener West Buell and Sews
r seeress J. W. CRAIGLIL Oodertak On.
Tele Woe st
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER R BELLY, J. P..
QODERICH, ONT.
!INGER OF MARRIAGE LiCENSBJE.
W . Be—. HEWER
aoderlda Oat.
SHAVING PARLOR
'US MOB D BLOOM BARBER SHOP
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MUNICIPAL
NOMINATIONS
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Jehe McClure Is Reeve - Elections by Ac-
dawatioa.
Municipal affairs are quiet in Gode-
rich township. The township council
of 1912 has been elected by acclama-
tion, there being two changes in the
membership from this year's council.
Reeve Wordy reline and John Mc -
Cline fa elected in his stead. J. W.
Yru retires from the eouocil and his
place is taken by Herbert Lindsay.
be council for 1912 is therefore com-
posed as follow.: Reeve -John Mc-
Clure. Cream aloes -Jobe, Rothwell,
Geoige Mode., Wm. H. L .bb, Herbert
Liudsa t .
CLINTON.
Four Mayer -B. J. Gibbing'., A. T.
Coop, r, Jacob Taylor.
For Reeve -W. C. Smyth, David
Cautrlon.
For Councillors -D. B. Clnff, A. .1
Morrish, Thos. Mason, J. A. Ford,
Fred Jackson. This. Beacom, T. Jack.
son, jr.. L. Paisley, W. J. Paisley, Dr.
C. W. Thompson, R. B. Carter. J. G.
Medd, Oliver Johnson, John Hunter,
J. E. ('antelon.
Fur Water ('ommiagioner'-H. B.
Chant, J. B. Hoover, Dr. J. W. Shaw,
WINOHAM.
For Mayor -Geo. Spotton (acclama-
tion).
Fur Reeve -D. E. McDonald (ac-
clamatioo i.
For Councillors -David Bell. Wrn.
Bone, H. B, Elliott, Theo Heti. Simon
Mitchell. J. A. Mills, J. W .McKibhott,
C. t.. Vanstone.
SEAFORTH.
For Mayor -John F. Daly, John
C. Greig.
F. r Reeve -Wm. Ament, Jobn J.
Cluff.
For Counciilers-John Grieve, V. S..
Adam MrKay-, Hugh Stephenson, F.
Hat burn. V. S., John Beattie. James
Hays. James Gillespie, Henry Sheare.
Henry Stew:ttt. 11. H. Ross, M. It.. ,..•
1'. Holmes.
HENNA LL.
For Reeve -George C. Petty, Alex.
Smith, J. W. Ortwein.
For Coutfcillors-Frederick Busch,
Jobn Berry (elected by acclam-
ation.) Nine others did not qualify.
BRUSSELS -
Reeve --John Leckie(by acclamation).
For- Councillors -Philip Awent,
Samuel Carter. A. C. Dames, John
Hewitt, Geo. R. Muldoon, Arthur Mc-
Guire.
For School Board -D. C. Rose,
Richard l.eatberdale, Jas. Fox.
HAYFIELD.
Reeve -George Lindsay.
Councillors -Charles Parker. Totes -
Cameron, Samuel Blair, James Thom-
son.
Trustees. - George Greenslade,
George King, Fred Geminhardt.
All by acclamation.
\VROX ETER.
Reeve -C. Reis (acclamation).
Councillors -John Douglas, Gavin
Davidson, A. H. Moffitt, A. McLean
(acclamation).
EXETER.
Reeve - J. W. Taylor, W. H.
Hraman.
Councillors- W. H. Levett. Wm.
Rivers, L. Day, Jobn Scott. John
Hind, Albert Ford, jr.
TUCK ERSEITH.
Old council re-elected by acclama-
tion :
Reeve -Robert McKay.
Councillors- W. Berry, Herbert
t'ricb, Robert BelleJ. F. McKay.
STANLEY.
For Reeve -W. Glen, Alex. Innes.
For Councillor,—lames Keyes. Jobn
McKinley, Mr. Dawes, Joseph Hood,,,
Wm. Hatt, Alex. Mustard.
EAST WAWANOSH.
For Reeve -John Gillespie.
For Councillors -Sam Burchill, J. N.
Campbell, .los. L. Stonehouse, Peter
W. Hoot t.
All by acclamst ion.
MORRIS.
For Reeve --John Shortreed, John
McCracken.
For Councillor, -Wm. Elst9w, Wm.
C. Iwidlaw. Wen. H. Fraser, Wm. C.
Thuell, George Procter.
GREY.
Reeve -R. W. Livingston.
Deputy Reeve- John Brown.
Councillors -P. A. McArthur, Wm.
Fraser, S. S. Cole.
All by acclamation.
HAY.
Reeve- Louis Kalbfleiscb. Henry
Neeb.
Councillors- Wm. Battler, Wnt.
Conti[. Edward Dater.. Roger
Mortbcott, Conrad Scbilbe, Fred
Willett.
Zurich Police Trustees -A. Heide -
mann, F. M. Hese, K. Zellerthy ac-
clamation).
HU LLET'r.
For Reeve -Robert Clarke. Herlock;
James Leiper. Londeaboro.
For ()ouneillorw-John Barr, Myth :
Wesley Beacom. Harlock ; John ring -
land, Witmer; William J. Miller,
Clinton : John Tamblvn. Londeeboro'.
]foKILLOP.
For Reeve-Jasee Cowan, John M.
Oovealock, Alexander Rom.
For Councillors - John Balfour.
Charles CAW,(loured Rekart, John
Oorenlock. rnliai. Kneebtel. John
McDowell. Thomas Purcell.
STEPHEN.
For Reeve -Wm. D. Manders, Henry
W incite
Fat Deputy -Reeve -John Love. Wil-
lie,Y
ohs Brown. Wil-
liam Mashed 1 kcrick
tisio-
Weeth.
OIYOR74IL
Rasps -Alfred Hankin.
Okistser. Free
t�lltta.toa. Thome Brack, gam.
adC
tie..
M 1011 reterasel by statutes-
Pot
tatusa-
P r Buses --T. t. FOwr► Jobe Ilk -
ve .
For Oounclllors--Artbur Wher,
John Rutherford, John Mel.arney,
Jobs .1. Moffatt, William McGill.
HOWICK.
Reeve- Jobe T. Winter (acclama-
tion).
For Deputy Reeve -James Dowury,
Joseph Underwood.
For Counci Wm. ('rawtoed, J.
W. Edgar. Jolla Hyndman, Wut. J.
Mitchell, Loui I emuwrliug, Adana
Reis.
POSTMASTER IS HAPPY
Because His Rheumatism of Ten Years'
Standing Was Cured by Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Point La Nim, Restigoucbe Co.. N.
B., Dec. 2ot-b.-(dpecsal. )-Cured of
backacbe, nervousness and rheums -
tient of ten years' standing. John
Nolan, postmaster here, is shouting
the praises of Dodd'r Kidney Pills.
el wits so bad." says the postmaster,
"that at times 1 wits confined to my
bed. After using several medicines
without benefit I began using Dudd's
Kidney Pills. 1 . took in tell fifteen
boxes and they cured my rheumatism
my nervousness and my backache so
that for four yea: s they have not
come back. i feel it my duty to add
my voice to the many who are recom-
mending Dudd's Kidney Pills."
THE VALUE OF EDUCATION.
Good Work Has Been Done by Holmes -
rale Poultry Station.
A few years age the Dominion Gov-
ernment instituted at a number of
places throughout the Dominion what
were called poultry stations. The Idea
was to educate the farming eommuu-
ity to produce more and better
poultry products. One of these sta-
tions was established at Holmesvil.e
zed was operated for several years.
Tte value of the educational wolk
done there has been app'trent ever
since. For the past two yeas Gunns
Limited have operated the old poultry
station and hare purchased all the
poultry produce they could get hold
of. They CIA m t het a is no section in
Canada where• better stuff can he pro -
cur, -d, whi' h .%peeks well for the early
educational welt in the section.
They are, howeve-, further develop-
ing this work by this year distribut-
ing to the farmers til this vicinity a
number of purebred Plymcut h 'Bock
cockerels from a good winter egg lay-
ing strain. One i f these is given to a
farmer with purebred stock and the
only :equeat made is that this cock-
erel be mated with his ti hest hens,
all other hens to he unmated. The
breeding cockerel is taken back after
the bac c eding season is over. The
aim of this is thnerfold: to produce
better and more uniform table poul-
try, to increa'e the egg -laying capac-
ity of the average flock, and to em-
pph�asixe the importance of non -ferti-
lized eggs in the new -laid egg trade.
Any company that will take up edu-
cational wort along these lines de-
serves encouragement.
The poultry industry is usually
looked upon as a side lite and a very
enroll one at that, but the poultry
shipped front this one little point this
fell brought the farmers in that vici-
nity more than $40,000.
DISTRICT NEWS.
between Harvey T. Churchill, of
Woodstock, and jllisr Levinia 8.I
third daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
(lenge Edwards, at the home of the
brute's parents in Brussels. Mr
Churchill Is a O. P. R. man stationed
at present at Woodstock.
The death of Mrs. Michael Howland,
of the 14th ooneesalou of efeletl+op, ac-
e red on Setnrday. 9th Inst. Mee.
wlaod was sixty-two years of age
• was a daughter of Edward lamb,
who still lives at tba •ge of ninety-
eight years. Mrs. Rowland tied her
husband resided in Mullett for thirty
years. Six sons and one daughter
survive. Another daughter was the
law Mrs. P. J. Ryan. of Oederieh.
One of the pioneers of H' ren
county, in the person of Alex. Ross,
of Brucefi• Id, died on N edneeday,
December 13th. at the age of seventy-
three years. D-eeaeed was the eldest
son of the late Neil Rom and was the
first orale child hon ir, the town%hip
of Tuckerwtn'tb. He was a builder
and cont a actor and for some years
super•intet diet imp .rtant O»vssi nix sot
works in diffe'eat par's of the
country foe t•'e Dominion Public
Works Dep lament.
Fire at Clinton.
Several Clinton .'ores were dam-
aged Tueedsy morning by a lire of
which the rat ig'n is a mystery. A. D.
Heaton's' grocery store, Morrish &
C.f.'s clothing store and Johnston's
'bermes shop Buff -gyred con-iderubly,
mostly from stroke and water. The
blaze was discovered a' ten minutes
to 3 o'clock
Deaths at Seaforth.
Jobn Nein and Miss Mary Fink-
beiner were wedded at Crediton on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Lsnchlin Black, of the 4th line
of Morris, died on Thursday last at
the great age of ninety-five years.
The residence of Mrs. E. W. Lewis
it Wroxeter was totally destroyed by
fire early Monday morning. D4cember
11th.
The nese G. T. H statism at Exeter,
replacing the one recently de-uoy
by fire, was opened to the public Litt
week.
Mr. and Mts. -Samuel Ford. of
oodham, celebrated the lift ie' h an-
niversery of their wedding day on
December 19th.
Peter J. Haherer, of Hay township,
was married ou the 19th ins'. to Miss
Susanna, daughter of Mt. at.d Mrs.
Jacob Rader. tlaehwood.
The death is reported front Wing -
ham of Mrs. John Ho'loway, of that
town, who passed away on the 14th
inst.. in her seventieth year.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tyteman. of
Seaforth, completed silly veers of
married life on \Vednesdsy. 13th inst.
The anniver-ary was fitti.•gly cele-
brated.
George A. Powell, of Toronto, and
Mee Peat Leitch, of Bayfield, were '
married at the Methodist parsonage,
S,aforth, on Wednesciry evening of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete. W. Scott, of the
11th concession of East Wawenosh,
have the sympathy of man,' friends in
the death of their little son, P. • Wil-
son Scott, in his fourth year.
Etnanerson Littlefair passed away a
the home of his daughter in Morris
township on the 111th Inst.. in his sev-
enty-eighth year. He wits one of the
pioneer residents of that section.
Dennis J. O'Reilly and brothers
have purchased the 100 -acre farm of
P. Carlin, on the 2nd concession of
McKillop for about $6,000. The
O'Reilly brothers now own 500 acres.
Councillor Johnston, of Morris
township, has sold his 100 -acre farm
to Wm. Robertson for the rum of $4.-
2110 and will go Wert in the spring
Mr. Robertson bar sold his farm to
John Meager for $S,)Ol.
WesleyKerr, of Winchelsea, died
os Mos
y, 18th inst.. aged forty-two
yeas*. He was well known in that
past of the county, haring been es-
bebersiseesat varies. times at
iasloy. Oredltos and Winchelsea.
At the home of Mr. sad Mrs. Rim
ens, Mooresville on December 1>
thele tilsasIdar. Miss 1111a, wee mar.
14.4 ae Ado Wright. of Loadss.
�llsd Mi*.
w reside Landes.
On Wedsasiy events* of last
week, at the home of the bride in
Ctbtos Mrs. Harriet M. Porter was
moviod W. Osmosis J.
to mar nosy.
Met lei MIL Relysr win rootlsw to
radio in titans.
Oa ;W aistuia of lost west w.
Dir, IsIle
om i rhSt
o watrra.el how
Death dl'elmed two well -know
n resi-
dents of 13e.uf,rlh nn Chi earu.s Day,
in the per ons of Rosanna ('arpenter,
relict of John Do's. , and Anna John
son, relict of Davit Dorrance. Mrs.
Dorsey war m her sixty -.eighth year
and 0 eu: vived by a family of two
sons and three dsuth'ers. Mn'. Dor-
ranee was in her igh. y -third year.
Her husband died about is year ego.
Wedding at HensalL
Hen•ali was the rune of a Christ -
Dee e e riding, MI -4 Anne Mar-
ggeret PfafT, eldest d.ughter of the fate
Mr„ and Mrs. Henry it Pfaff,
becoming the bride sit .%'. K. Marshall,
of Greenock, Scotland. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
the hide by Rev. F. McL. Smith.
After the h,nevmoon trip Mr. and
Mrs. Ma -shall will make their home
let Heoaall.
The World Is Small.
Kincardine Review.
Rev. Mat k Turnbull once
rector o
AFTER iRIP
Look Out for Trouble
The atter-effects of the Grip are apt
to be serious, but a normal healthy
condition may be restored In a sur-
prisingty short time by Vino!.
Watertown, Wit, -"After a severe
attack of the Grip :.:v v:stem was In
a very weakened, nervous and run-
down condition. I began taking Vint
with the very best results. and in a
rhort time i began to f'.el like an en-
tirely different person, rind i am better
and stronger than I have been for
years." Adelaide Gamin (We guaran-
tee this testimonial to be genuine.)
We have never sold to our store
such a valuable strength creator and
health restorer for the convalescent,
the weak and run-down, as Vino', and
we sat people 1n this vicinity to try
a bottle of Vinol. with the under-
standing that their money will be re-
turned if it does not do all we claim
for it
H. C. Dnnlop. Druggist, Goderich, Ont.
?fig-
RUSIN.-
'‹NIS( ere
tWee! t,t.
Ppeelat'v
l in.lree
our bra..
Sept 3 ' .
•that
bLI'G..
. ONT.
itT IANC) SL'BJrC"s.
son upwards of `tle
very graduate. Seven
cu' -r teachers. I rye
. .•nd•t. firms emp'oy
' le se In se°eion f• m
E: at' r any tit tee
ade
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.1. 1J. WESTrity '.1.
Pried. l
81
church of the Mei sir b here, is now
press.-ntng n the city of Mexico. lie
w'ote Mr. J. H. S. r.ngall, last week.
telling a s'ory whi• h illustrates the
freeran thattee woe lel is very small.
He tan. in an h tel and .ening a tell,'
n fititsryslo •k -ng gentleman who look-
ed like an Ergh.h officer, he asked
for an int,r station. The gentleman ;
was introduced a- Major Seougall.
"I know a gentleman in Kincardine.
Canada, named Scon,;all" said the rec-
tor.
"Yee, that is my br'+tber Jack," re-
plied the officer.
Then they sat down and ba -i a
engthy conversation.
Look at that Loaf !
That's Cream of the West Flour for you!
If you'll only try Cream of the West Flour I'll stand every
risk. I know what Cream of the West will do. It will
bake bigger loaves and more delicious bread, too.
Creamt West Flour
the hard Wheat flour guaranteed for bread
You jest try it. Ask your grocer. Ted him you're to get your money
back if it fails you on a fair, square trial. Tell him the Campbell
Milli3g Company, limited, spy so. He can charge it to us.
The Campbell Milling Company, Lyimited, Toronto
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. Freddsae tee
•
Foe Sale t.y John Denh' In', Blcth ; Beacom A ermythe, C iutru
_-sae
The voice of all the people ON the stage
The choice of all the people OFF the stage
The EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
IS the theatre --the opera. the drama, the resewrt, the
vnedevtllo offering a greater and more varied overarm
than any theatre is the land, and plyi.g to the sheet
.thanes le the wend
l'biwk of the stars of the dream and of the spinet of
oesMvllst of the susehers of I.etrese statwt right its year ores his.. those,e,
ee whw..w yes go sd s tmee a yes west thaea. .
That's what it MIMS Is yes to owe the Raises ries.ge.Fh. And B
melee the .west -tees!, lies/-plsyt.g Amherst Rererde-eve►y eelseNas
seelered se sew istely a how the stage sad .e red e
tiles
rwag.s
w` �.e `t. t►.. 2o..`'`It't
iat
A satires. Ulm of Whim r..,,..* sad Baca .,m es Quad M
JAMES F. THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE
ZutousnaY, Die seats m, 1911 i
D.MILLARYSON
"A Guid New Year to Ane and Aw "
On Tuesday, January 2nd,
1912, we shall commence our
Seventh annual
Stocktaking
Sale
when all goods of passing fashion will be cleared out
regardless of cost.
Bargains in every department.
Millar's Scotch Store
5'
?:STs GOOD S1IOC
•
The Name on The Sole
The "INVICTUS" name and trade-
mark on the sole means a great deal to
any shoe -buyer.
It means footwear that will stand up
under every test for fit, style and wear.
It therefore means more for your
money, as well as for your feet and for
your sense of pride as to appearance.
Behind that trade -mark is the assur-
ance of an honest -made shoe --the shoe
you should always buy.
THE BEST GOOD SHOE -- "INVICTUS"
Wm. Sharma n
The Square
(ioderich
i
Buriibiiit
is nowhere more essential than in a stove - an
article one does not expect to purchase
every year.
Moffat Stoves aj.d Ranges
WiLL LAST A GENERATION.
Made of New Iron Only. Has the Finest Castings.
the most attractive Ornamentation,
and is made on purpose to endure under ell clntft.ons of use.
Every:tofrat Rank is sold with a • e..ad GJaraatee
that means all it say:.
Made M
THE MOFFAT STOVE CO., Loomed.
WESTON. ONT
QUICKEST BAKERS TUE! SAVERS
AgePIZED HUNT